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Small Town Garden

Small Town Garden, Rushden

 

 

Address: Gordon Street, Rushden, Northampton.

 

 

Client: Ms. Rachel T

 

 

Status: Completed 2017

 

 

Project Description: Small Town Garden

 

An existing small town garden in Rushden required total rejuvenation, access was difficult for the landscaping team as the house was in the middle of a 1960's terrace and the garden could only be accessed using a narrow passageway requiring plenty of wheelbarrow work. The garden was to be designed with low maintenance in mind and was to comprise of a small sun terrace leading from the sitting room double doors using steps down to a lower level.

 

The old fence was repaired and renewed, then new wooden raised planters were built using treated landscape sleepers filled with fresh new compost rich topsoil to accommodate simple herbaceous plants and evergreen clipped box ball planting.

 

A new artificial lawn replaced the tired worn out moss filled lawn, new stepping stones were set into the lawn to access a new shed and garden gate. The existing Clematis Montana was pruned and retained.

 

Space was provided for a simple garden bench and a glass screen was to be installed as part of phase two later in the year.

 

 

 

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Gardens are never finished they change with the seasons and plants continue to grow and change. A garden design will provide you with the ultimate concept to work towards, however not all gardens can be afforded in one go, so to complete the final garden may take several years, this will be dependent on your budget and time frame.

 

It is, however, possible to have a garden designed so that it can be built by the contractor in phases. In this way, a section can be completed and enjoyed, whilst the next phase is completed sometime in the near future.

 

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